The House of Love, ‘A Baby Got Back On Its Feet’ — first single off ‘She Paints Words in Red’ | STREAM
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Twenty years ago today, The House of Love released their third studio album, ‘Babe Rainbow,’ featuring the singles “Feel,” “You Don’t Understand” and “Crush Me.”
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The House of Love makes first live appearance in 4 years at Poland’s Off Festival | VIDEO
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The House of Love’s second studio album, and third self-titled album, aka ‘The Butterfly Album,’ released on this day in 1990.
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“Some bands want to succeed and some bands want to matter… THE HOUSE OF LOVE looks as if it’s shooting for the whole ball of wax.”
— Ad for The House of Love’s ‘A Spy in the House of Love’ in the July 1991 issue of Spin.
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“This man could seriously damage the chart.”
— The House of Love’s Guy Chadwick on the cover of the Feb. 3, 1990, issue of the NME.
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House Of Love - A Spy In The House Of Love (OG UK press)
Joint ad for The Mission’s Carved in Sand and The House of Love’s “Butterfly” album in the May 1990 issue of Spin magazine.
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Last fall we shared this clip of The House of Love on TV to celebrate Terry Bickers’ birthday, and today we revisit the proto-Britpop act on the occasion of frontman Guy Chadwick’s 55th birthday. In honor of that milestone, we present another televised HoL performance — this time of the band playing its third single, “Christine,” on the U.K.’s “The South Bank Show” in 1988.
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